Mansory Elongation Is A Cybertruck That Crashed Into A Carbon Fiber Shed

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German car customization house Mansory has given the Tesla Cybertruck a radical exterior and interior makeover.
It features aggressive forged carbon fiber aero components that make it look sportier and the interior is lavishly reupholstered.
Mansory hasn’t mentioned pricing, but this is a six-figure customization job.

Mansory makes some of the craziest-looking, lavishly customized cars you can think of, and they’re often not to everybody’s taste. We’ll let you decide if this complete Tesla Cybertruck makeover improves the way this vehicle looks or if it’s like putting forged carbon fiber lipstick on a stainless steel pig.

It’s called the Mansory Elongation, one of the more amusing names we’ve come across in recent years, and it designates a very peculiar-looking vehicle. The Cybertruck is already a machine for extroverts because it gets you noticed wherever you go. The Elongation, with its forged carbon fiber bits, cranks that up to eleven.

Photo by: Mansory

The Elongation kit includes new front and rear bumpers, side skirts, a full fascia plate, a custom hood and fender flares. There are also small winglets on the back, roof-mounted lights, custom mirror caps and a unique trim panel with a fake air intake on the C-pillar. All of these new pieces are made out of forged carbon fiber, making the Cybertruck look even more conspicuous and aggressive.

You can have all of these parts painted, but leaving the bare carbon finish works with the truck’s stainless steel body. Completing the exterior makeover are massive 26-inch wheels finished in black, which are much bigger than the standard 20-inch wheels that it comes with.

Between the larger wheels with wide 315-section tires and the roof lights, the increased drag likely means the Mansory Elongation suffers when it comes to range. The Cybertruck gets an EPA rating of up to 340 miles per charge, but could be well below 300 miles in the Elongation.

The Mansory makeover continues inside with custom-upholstered seats, door cards and floor mats that feature neon green details. The pedals and driver’s footrest have the same forged carbon look as the exterior parts, helping tie the look of the pack together. The steering wheel/yoke also receives a sporty makeover, featuring more pronounced grips and green contrasting stitching.

Pricing has not been announced, but a Mansory makeover like this typically requires a sizable six-digit budget. It’s worth noting that the Tesla Cybertruck is not homologated for use on European roads, so Mansory won’t have many local customers requesting this pack. Would you pay a few hundred thousand dollars to ship your Cybertruck from the U.S. to have it customized in this way?